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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
10
A vintage ad-like note claims dandruff causes hair loss and offers Dander ine as a cure. It instructs pouring a small amount into the hand and rubbing into the scalp, asserting after several applications the hair stops shedding and dandruff disappears, leaving hair soft glossy and thicker.
An old remedy tale claims women darkened gray hair with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. The piece describes mixing the product in tea or with water to darken small strands, promising a natural tone, gloss, and fullness after several applications. It casts the remedy as superior to older methods and notes its growing popularity among women who value dark hair.
A fragmented ad describes Fire Tea or Tablets claimed to purify blood, drive out winter fatigue, and restore energy. It reads like a health tonic pitch with vague benefits and no verifiable claims or endorsements.
Fragment describes ice cream placed in cardboard cartons and kept for one hour, with emphasis on storage method and short time window.
Frank Keenan portrays a dual character in The Midnight Stage set in a suburban home near the East. The film, adapted by Jack Cunningham from Heare Irving, features Ernest C. Warde's direction and emphasizes natural scenery and a romantic, western mood.
Nan will present a retrospective of earlier screen successes in an Archail theater showing today. The program underscores her varied roles across multiple films and eras, inviting local audiences to enjoy a compact showcase of her work.
Review lauds The Midnight Stage adaptation of The Lyoux Mall as a Western romance with Mr Keenan in a dual role of upright and evil man. Foremost American character actor delivers tense performance. Cast includes Mignon Anderson Charles Gunn Maude George Joseph Davilink Tom Gulbe Wadeworth Harris Ernest C Ward.
Enid Bennett headlines the Thomas H. Ince Paramount film When Do We Batt at the Alta Theater today. The Western village tale leads to a bank robbery plot with slapstick and stage effects praised, directed by Fred Niblo and shot by Robert Newhard.
Noleon admired for work in Charles Ray's His Own Home Town. Gus Pixley famed Weary Willie gives a tramp part. Gertrude Clirg plays a full town role and more in the production.
A United States Army Flying Circus observation plane dropped 100,000 aerograms over San Francisco on Saturday April 12. The messages urged Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions and encouraged saving. Thousands collected the scraps, some exchanged at Liberty Loan headquarters for a note receipt.
In a patriotic wartime appeal, Roosevelt urges every household to buy Liberty Bonds and keep securities out of Wall Street, asserting bonds strengthen the nation and shape America’s future. He emphasizes personal example and duty, urging widespread participation in the Victory Liberty Loan.
A brief literary note cites Clinton Scollard in the New York Sun praising sacrifice and endurance. The speaker urges readers to subscribe and honor those who have died in the cause, promising uplift through art and sacrifice.
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